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Title: Some Red-Cooking Sauces
Categories: Chinese Sauce
Yield: 1 Servings
For poultry, Shanghainese* | ||
3 | c | Thin chicken broth |
2 | oz | Dry sherry or rice wine |
2 | oz | Dark soy |
2 | Scallions | |
4 | sl | Ginger |
3 | cl | Garlic, chopped |
1 | Star anise | |
1 | Stk cinnamon, small | |
4 | ts | Brown sugar |
1 | ts | Sesame oil |
For meat, Shanghainese* | ||
2 | c | Water |
2 | oz | Dry sherry or rice wine |
3 | tb | Dark soy |
2 | tb | Brown sugar |
4 | sl | Ginger |
1 | Star anise | |
2 | Scallions | |
1 | sl | Dried tangerine peel |
For meat, Pekingese* | ||
2 | c | Water |
2 | oz | Dry sherry or rice wine |
2 | oz | Dark soy |
1 1/2 | tb | Brown sugar |
3 | sl | Ginger |
2 | Star anise | |
3 | Scallions | |
2 | ts | Sesame oil |
1 | Stk cinnamon, small | |
1 | ts | Szechwan peppercorns, |
Dry-toasted and ground | ||
1/2 | ts | Salt |
1/4 | ts | Five-spice powder (wu |
Hsiang) |
You rinse off your meat or chicken and immerse it in these cooking sauces and simmer them for a couple hours.
Yan Can Cook From: mloo@juno.com (michael loo)
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